ADJOINING PARK

This park occupies a modest space, but it is located near the busiest area of Havana. There you will find a curious sculpture representing a Don Quixote, undressed (or, one could write, timeless and universal) on his Rossinante, which, for once, is rearing up. Sancho Panza, the companion of Cervantes' hero, is absent, but other monuments are dedicated to him in various places in the capital. A small emblematic square that attracts Cubans at any time of the day. Perfect for an ice cream or soda stop!